The project was split into two main parts. Part one which was completed on the first weekend included chopping down seven non-native trees and keeping them aside for mulching. There was also a fallen tree in the area, and the project also included the removal of parts of the tree. There were other bits of wood and debris on the ground and all of this was cleaned up in preparation for part two for building the trail. For part two, the first step was to transplant one of the endangered walnut trees, making way for the trail. We used the logs and stumps from the fallen trees to build the edges of the trail and smoothened out the ground. Then, we placed mulch on either side of the hill to prevent these non-native plants from growing again. We also made way and planted a native cottonwood tree in the area that should grow very well.